Legal status of Ukrainian refugees in Iowa now in limbo 3 years after invasion
Some Ukrainian refugees, including in Iowa, could lose legal status under Trump policy
A family in the eastern Iowa city of DeWitt is among Ukrainian refugees who could lose legal status and face deportation under Trump's policy.
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Trump weighs revoking legal status of Ukrainians as US steps up deportations
Hinson Defends Trump’s Policies Amid Backlash Over Corn and Soybean Tariffs, DOGE Cuts and Ukraine WarAs President Donald Trump prepares to address Congress in
A powerful winter storm has hit parts of the US Midwest with strong winds and heavy snow. In Iowa, blizzard conditions left vehicles stranded on Wednesday. Video shows a snowplough used to move cars stuck in snow and lorries that had careened off roads.
President Trump says Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy is ready to sign a deal with the U.S. to provide valuable minerals in exchange for what Ukraine is hoping will be additional military aid to help defend against Russia's advances, as the war in ...
A news story released Thursday (3-6-25) by the international news service Reuters claimed the Trump administration is weighing whether to revoke temporary legal status for Ukrainian […]
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President Donald Trump says he is “strongly considering” levying new sanctions and tariffs on Russia for its war against Ukraine.
This week marks three years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine... and for one Indian Hills basketball player, that anniversary hits close to home.
Just days after President Donald Trump falsely accused ukraine's democratically elected leader of being a dictator -- iowa republican chuck grassley is calling
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